JavaScript scroller that can scroll AdSense ads ?

[Razvan]

Hello,



I want to scroll on my web page some Google ads (from the Google AdSense program). However I did not found a JavaScript scroller that can do that.
Tigra scroller seems to be able to do it, but sometimes it does not load itself on the page at all. The vertical scroller – from http://www.opencube.com/web_effects.asp - can do it only in IE not in other browsers like Firefox or Opera.
Has somebody manage to do this on their web site ? Is it possible, taking into account the fact that Google inserts its ads in an iframe ?

For more info visit www.mihaiu.name: the scroller from the top – left part of the screen will contain AdSense ads if I can find a suitable scroller for the job.

Your help is appreciated.



Regards,
Razvan

[mocs]

Before you start anything, check with Google if you can do this...

In my opinion i don't think that this kind of ad-rotator script is allowed....but maybe i'am wrong

Anyone can help ?

[Razvan]

Hmmmmm .... you could be right. I will be generating false impressions with this: if my understanding is correct a certain ad should be displayed once for a given visitor. You should not change the ads on the page after the page has loaded...

I am sending an e-mail to Google about this.

Thanks for your observation.


Regards,
Razvan

[TheDomainBOSS]

Razvan,

Please share your knowledge with the other forum members when google replies to your email.

[Razvan]

It is not according to TOS:

Thank you for your email. We constantly monitor all click and impression
activity for sites displaying Google ads as part of our efforts to prevent
invalid clicks and impressions from being charged to our advertisers.
Sites which automatically reload webpages in order to show different ads
currently do not comply with Google AdSense policies as this practice
could potentially inflate the number of ad impressions. More information
can be found in our Terms and Conditions (
http://www.google.com/adsense/terms ) and our program policies (
http://www.google.com/adsense/policies )

So... for the moment this is not legal. IMO opinion this rule is stupid: I am not paid for impressions any way.


Regards,
Razvan